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Tach install
Hey, new to the forum. Just bought a 93 dx, and im just learning. Please bare with me.
Recently purchased a iequus tachometer for my 93 dx. Has two mounting options, Direct hookup to igniton switch, or inductive pickup on ignition coil-wire/spark-plug wire.
I have everything installed and wired corectly via inductive pick-up(backlighting etc, 12v con. and ground), but im getting erratic readings, and id like to hard wire it to the ignition switch to see if its any better than the pick-up. Im just not sure exactly where to wire it since its an internal coil? (if im right on that ) I think there is a tach wire coming from the distributor but im not 100% sure, if some one could confim this, maybe with a picture that would be so helpfull.
Thanks,
Kyle.
Recently purchased a iequus tachometer for my 93 dx. Has two mounting options, Direct hookup to igniton switch, or inductive pickup on ignition coil-wire/spark-plug wire.
I have everything installed and wired corectly via inductive pick-up(backlighting etc, 12v con. and ground), but im getting erratic readings, and id like to hard wire it to the ignition switch to see if its any better than the pick-up. Im just not sure exactly where to wire it since its an internal coil? (if im right on that ) I think there is a tach wire coming from the distributor but im not 100% sure, if some one could confim this, maybe with a picture that would be so helpfull.
Thanks,
Kyle.
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Re: Tach install (e jay one)
Yes the signal. Blue wire coming from the Distributor? wouldnt happen to have an example would you?
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Re: Tach install (e jay one)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by e jay one »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">its the solid blue wire coming off the tach you cant miss it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Off the tach? I just looked, i see the solid blue wires coming from the plug off the distributor. One end goes to the battery, and the other to the distibutor, which end should i splice into?
Thanks again for the help,
Kyle.
Off the tach? I just looked, i see the solid blue wires coming from the plug off the distributor. One end goes to the battery, and the other to the distibutor, which end should i splice into?
Thanks again for the help,
Kyle.
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Re: Tach install (e jay one)
there's a 2 wire plug on the dizzy, one's blue...the other is umm, thicker just splice into the blue wire and run it to your tach, job done.
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Re: Tach install (nstabl)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nstabl »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">2 questions. what is a dizzy? and also BULL what da heck is ur avatar a pic of?</TD></TR></TABLE>
dizzy is short for distributor, and thats for me to know and for you to find out.
dizzy is short for distributor, and thats for me to know and for you to find out.
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